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Chance to sing in Sydney Opera House: Wollongong Messiah Choir Project
Fifth of global food-related emissions due to transport
NSW universities welcome landmark investment in scientific research, innovation and technological development
Swinburne alums gaming app transforms education and training across globe
Eyes haven for Ebola and other viruses
Australia’s first marine Aboriginal archaeological site questioned
Little penguins pushed to brink
Virtual Reality helps young drivers stay safe around heavy vehicles
Forest research brings sweet smell of success for “Blue Sky” winner
Sports, not screens: key to happier, healthier children
Building better economic outcomes for Indigenous Australians
Nanoparticles control light like road signs direct traffic
Cycleways and walking paths boost rates of active travel
Is your insurance company watching you online and is it legal?
Reaching $100 million fundraising target
Philanthropy accelerates stroke trials
Toronto hosts Collision tech conference amid growing global acclaim for University of Toronto startups
Overnight road closures, lane restrictions planned for East Gateway Bridge project
Should Australian governments nationalise electricity sector? It’s not that simple
Curtin awards leading researchers with distinguished title
Biometric data that could predict racehorse injury
Targeting e-Scooter offenders could reverse hospital trends
Empowering youth innovators across world
Extreme sports can be good for you, if you take challenge
EPIC new chapter for Syrian engineer
QUT to host 2022 Indigenous Nationals
Endangered Tasmanian devils insured against future threats
National antibody study confirms Covid cases higher than reported
Cell biology discovery opens doors for brain disease research
Age and education key to election win
Deadly snakes could save your life
Supporting teachers’ mental health
Double risk of some breast surgery complications with non-certified doctors
South Australian Omicron Covid booster vaccine starting human trials
Firms inflate green energy claims, study finds
Managing insomnia with an app
Algae can help protect coral reefs – but it’s all in timing
University of Toronto law class valedictorian gained confidence by ‘learning to embrace discomfort’
Cornell to lead innovative midterm election survey
Camille Orridge, champion of equity in health care, receives honorary degree
More than one way to skin tumor
Free undergraduate education to save universities and jobs: report 17 June
Grow your own lettuce and help build circular food economy
MOU strengthens ties between University of Arizona and UWA
Strengthening global research ties with local touch
Call for influential fossil fuel shareholders to act on climate change
AEU welcomes reform of Chaplaincy program
What if Monet were shorter?

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